In a 15-minute long briefing to journalists aboard the papal plane this morning, Benedict described paedophilia as an "illness" whose sufferers had lost their free will.
In April , 2015 just before Clinton announced her Presidential candidacy, Keane gave her a long briefing on Syria, in which he advocated the establishment of a no-fly zone over parts of the country — an option Obama had rejected.
If an e-mail obtained in February by the hackers known as Anonymous is genuine, Ms. Jaafari played a central role in Mr. Assad's preparations for the interview with Ms. Walters, writing a long briefing paper with suggested talking points.
Karen P. Hughes, counselor to the president, held a long briefing here on Mr. Bush's meetings and his thinking -- an effort, other administration officials said, designed to cast Mr. Bush as a soul-searching, intellectually curious leader and to use a controversial decision with unpredictable fallout as an opportunity for image refinement.
As reporters shuffled out of the two-hour long briefing, we were each handed a bag with Xiaomi's recently-launched Mi Note phablet, a pair of headphones, and a portable battery charger that looks an awful lot like Apple's iPod mini.
Despite the patchwork of other proposals, consultations and draft legalisation mooted by Gove, opposition figures have long briefed that Defra cannot afford the reforms.
The architects were asked to come to New York in mid-October for a day-long briefing with Garvin.
There is still an hour-long briefing on Myspace but that's more on a case-by-case basis.
However under repeated questioning at a near hour-long briefing for lobby journalists, shortly before Mr Cameron was due to speak, the series of announcements appeared to unravel, with Number 10 refusing to say how many migrants might be affected.
